Texas Girls Cross Country Performer of the Week (Aug. 31-Sep. 6)

After another week of cross-country racing in Texas, it's time to vote for the MileSplit Texas girls cross-country performer of the week.

The poll closes Friday at 2 p.m. ET.

Check out this week's nominees and cast your vote below.

Note: Athletes who have been nominated in the past two weeks are not eligible. Previous winners are excluded for the rest of the season.

This Week's Nominees:

Kezia Henderson, Eustace (Texas): A time of 11:57.00 over 2 Mile at the Sulphur Springs Wildcat Invitational carried her to first place out of 223 finishers, a 17.0-second winning margin. That clocking now stands as the fastest in MileSplit's database at Sulphur Springs High School since 2022, a span covering 753 athletes.

Clara Gibson, Valor Prep Academy High School (Texas): Covering 2 miles in 10:53.55 at the Midway Hewitt Kiwanis Invitational, she crossed first among 170 finishers with a 15.6-second cushion. The time also marks the fastest in MileSplit's database at HOT Soccer Complex since 2019 among 819 athletes, and it improved her own mark on this course by 96.3 seconds, down from 12:29.90.

Landry Harris, Union Grove (Texas): A 31.0-second winning margin punctuated a 13:11.00 clocking over 2 miles at the Sulphur Springs Wildcat Invitational, good for first among 157 finishers. The performance ranks No. 22 of 753 athletes in MileSplit's database at Sulphur Springs High School since 2022.

Breanna Shorter, Abernathy (Texas): First place among 145 finishers at the Acuff Cotton Field Trot came in 12:58.24 for 2 miles, 13.4 seconds ahead of the rest of the field. The result checks in at No. 7 of 454 athletes in MileSplit's database at Lubbock since 2023, and it cut 39.7 seconds off her prior mark of 13:37.95 on this course.

Payton Conn, Franklin High School (Texas): At the UIL Region III Cross Country PREVIEW, she won the 2 mile in 12:44.50, finishing 16.0 seconds ahead of the field of 132. The time places No. 82 of 2,899 athletes in MileSplit's database at Kate Barr Ross Memorial Park since 2019.